Hindu College University of Delhi North Campus Answered Questions

Hi Animesh,
DU quota system is not for Delhi students but for the students from other parts of India, who also belong to certain backward classes or have performed well in extra curriculum activities. To ensure that every deserving student gets admission at this Central University, the DU quota system has been decided for SC, ST, OBC, wards of armed forces, Kashmiri migrants, physically challenged and sports students.
With a reservation of 27%, OBC students also get a relaxation of 10% in minimum marks. Colleges have to fill all the seats under OBC category too. Based on the medium of instruction, no category student can be denied admission.
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I would admit that Miranda College, Hindu College have a better reputation than Ramjas College in terms of academics. The system is stricter and classes take place more regularly than in Ramjas College. The placement cell is good in all three, but I think in Miranda, Hindu they are a slightly tint better. The fests are also more organized in those than in Ramjas College. Ramjas College has a huge influence of student politics and hence the classes hamper somewhat, but all in all it's a fun to do college. So no matter which course you opt for, these differences are all-pervasive. Ramjas College is a more chilled out, less academic one. It's a place where you can explore yourself, people as it has a diverse culture. So if you're looking for a college which is chilled out, less competitive but where studies also happen, Ramjas College is a good choice. Otherwise, the others are also brilliant.

Yes, you have to give entrance test for the admission.
Criteria for admission procedure in Hindu College of Pharmacy:-
Eligibility-10+2 Science and age limit 17 to 25 years.
Students NRI/ Indian entrance exams as I.M. Council
Entrance Tests 3 attempts ranks required 40% to 50%.

Hi Veena,
candidates who have studied 10+2 with physics/mathematics, chemistry and biology/bio-technology as main subjects obtaining a minimum of 55% marks in aggregate of three subjects as well as 50% marks in English as an elective subject. So, yes you are eligible for chemistry honors B.Sc.
Hope this will help you.

Dear Vansham,
In case, you can get a chance in Hansraj College, go ahead without thinking much. Kolkata has poor student crowd. Moreover, the faculty of SXC has degraded. I don't know much about Delhi University when it comes to faculty, but given that most of the books authored by the professors of DU, sell like hot cakes all over in India, for all professional exams, I can easily assume, that the professors must also be pretty good there. SXC, however, teaches you one of the most important things in Life I. e. discipline. You wake up 5 AM and reach sharply by 6 AM. There are no excuses for securing low scores in examinations, and above all, you can easily work at any place, once college gets over at 10 AM.